Amina Bouayach, President of the "National Council for Human Rights" of the Kingdom of Morocco, was appointed "Ambassador of the United States of the World" at a ceremony held at the United States of the World headquarters in Naples.
The award was presented - with the sash and badge - by Secretary-General Prof. Michele Capasso and the President of the Council of Ambassadors Abdelhak Azzouzi, in the presence of Pia Molinari, Morocco's Ambassador to the Holy See Rajae Naji Mekkaoui, ambassadors from various countries and members of the United States of the World.

During a ceremony held at the Naples headquarters of the United States of the World, Amina Bouayach, President of the "National Council for Human Rights" of the Kingdom of Morocco, signed the "Kimiyya Poster" underlining the importance of the autonomous section of the United States of the World for the fundamental rights of women.
The event was held in the presence of Secretary-General Prof. Michele Capasso and the President of the Council of Ambassadors Abdelhak Azzouzi.
On this occasion, Amina Bouayach recalled other leading women founders of "Kimiyya", such as Fatema Mernissi and Emma Bonino.

The Ambassador of the Kingdom of Morocco to the Holy See, Rajae Naji Mekkaoui, visited the headquarters of the United States of the World and the Museum of Peace and paid homage to the "Totem for Peace" by sculptor Mario Molinari, symbol of the United States of the World. Welcomed by Secretary-General Michele Capasso and Pia Molinari, she expressed great appreciation for the United States of the World: "An exceptional day with the joy of having met special people dedicated to the common good". So wrote Ambassador Mekkaoui in his message of thanks.